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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21

!. BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made by FREDERICK
William 5Englehard and wife TO me as tfu.xs,
dated June %. 1883. and recorded Ia NE ohce "
the Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio eouhM,
West Virginia. IN Decd OF Trust Book 40. 70 ply
l1o shall sell at the front door Of the Court hoa'
OF said county, on 8 ss.,-
SATURDAY, the 13th DAY OF AUGUST, 49,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H., the north oteinAJ
Of lot No. forty t40i, situated on The wesl sl1e%
Chapliney street between Twenly.alth (a5shl aaa
Twenty sixth t?6th) streets, formerly caued IN ~
shall aud Division Streets III the SIKH ware q ~
city OF nheeliug being In whist Is known as ~ i.
addition to tho city OF Wheeling togetae, Win ~
the appurtenauce unto the add land belongings"
IN Anywisc AppcftAinlDg. ,s..
TERxs OF SALE-One-third and as Much molsIs
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day o. ~ T.
the balance in two equal instaitments psjagr s,s,.
one and two years IRON the day OF sale win Nv nv.
est from that date tho purcha'cr 10 give nv VIZ r.
for the deferred payments. and secuie ihe Ame
deed Of trust upon the property aud !.Ian n
policies upon the buildings 10 the sattiiaess0l "
The trustee, ~ It z! if5f3- Z" ..,,,m
The tile Is believed good, bu! selling Is siusa
shall convey only the title vested In me U! paw
deed Of trust n. 3i,--. .. an r.,.,ss
II. Hu1xR Auctioneer. 49, 0 w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRAlNs-On and after July II, lss7-K1pLA-
NATION OF REVERENCE MAars. sDaIly, sunday
excepted. tMondAy excepted Eastcrn Standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21

USE skin.success Soap and Skin erup-
tons OF children will be prevented and
tho skin kept spotless. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

- = i
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Louis fuAr
and AIMS Fnhr, his wife, to me AZ trustee dated
March u, 1854 recorded In the Office OF the Clerk
o. the County Court OF Ohio county, IVES, w.
ginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book No %, page H. will
Leii at The front door OF the Court House Of sA!d
county, on q G57 s,s5lss b
. sATURDAY, tho 9th DAY OF AUGUST. 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. w.. the following Do.
scribed real estate, situated In the Eighth ward 81
ne city o. Wheeling, In the county Of Ohio and
state Of West Virginia, and designated as the lot
numbered sixteen In square numbered eighteen,
On INC plat Of the addition to said city Of Wheel
Ing laid out by sprigg and Richie.
,IEaAs oY sAIE-0ne-thifd aud as much raoyeM
the purchaser elects to pay In cash, on the day Of
sale, the balance In two equal instAlnGnts PAYABLE
IN one and two years from the DAY Of sale With IN.
tercst from that day, the purchaser 10 give hla
note iot the deferred payments, and secure The
same by deed Of trust upon the property and 10.
hutance policies unon the buildings 10 the satshc'
ton Of tho trustee, -, f.ssgs;ET 4 90
The title is believed good, but selling as trus!eeI
staH convey only the ditto vested I'd nc.
~ t'I7a W II " CnNnPS Tfutthh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21

For Penny.a.L iners-A balloon ascent
should always be deacribedln inflated lam
IN ana lG2lt 2. .-l n. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
DANIEL LAMB,
Snoclal LON misSihnnr

Fl u
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, tho aboye
named special commissioner, has given bond In
the penalty and with surety required by law and
je2o ti717l1:57& JNo.. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,
a @ a. "a ID.

all who nro suffering from tho errors and
indlscrctlons Of youth, nervous woakncss, carly
decay. loss OF manhood. &c, will send recipe
{ thatwlll euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
Amerlcn. Send q self-addrcsscd envelope TO tho
REv- JOSEPH r, ISMAN c,niion n. .N.,o ,,ort CIR
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u. z. s q. I.ailrond

Bellatre & zanesvttic Through Passenger leaves
p W0odsacld Passenger leaves Bellairo ut 4:21 n.
NJ. arrives at Bellalre at $40 q. m. igt'1i
summerheld Accommodation leaves Bellaire at
1:td p. M, arrives at Baflaire at i6:45 q. m, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21

= BUNDAlS-Leavo At 100 q, n. and run eyc1T
hour until 900 p m. Leave wheeling PARK at AK
2; m. and run every hour until 10 ,. M escent
Church Trains which will leave ,he Park at 9:Gnn''
M, and wheeling At l2:lb p. m. VI u; / III.
ApS0 &if'tttsl75pf G. HIRaCH, SUPERINTENDENT.
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w. u. HALlEE, Ancttoncer. lyi
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTH WARD

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF FIFTH WARD
a. PROPERTY, q, 4
BY virtue Of deed o, trust made by Austin
Maley aud vile to mo as trustee. dated september
Y lss0, and recorded in the Office OF the CLERK Of
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
III Deea OIL Trust Book No. "a, page I'll, shall sell
~ me 'front.' door Of the Court House Of said coun'
", on 49,, ~. Il. n ~
: SATURDAY, the 13th DAY OF AUGUST, 1851
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all that part o.
lois numbered nine and ten In Chapllne and E0h'a
ADDITION to the city Of Wheeling, bounded and de3
scrioed as follows: Beginning at a point and at
the centre Of the brick division wall on the norsh
efly side OF Twenty third street, and seventy one
leet esstwardly from the northeast corner Of water
aud twenty third streets; thence orlhwafdly aug
Mde OF Ten loot alleyway and with the said side o.
satd , aiisy.way castwardiy sixteen and easht
tWcliths leet 10 the Townsend line, and With NJ
llhe 6outhwardly and parallel with Water slieeI
seyenty.two and ninc.!wcliths feet: thence eas..
wardly and parallel with Twenty third ttleet W
teet; thence touihwardiy aud parallel with Ha!e'
htfeet iorty mine and lhrec.twclths feet 70 ihe
northetly line OF Tweniyihird street; and wIa
Inc Fame swestwardly twenty-five AID e!snt
twclfths feet to the beginning.
1KRAS or SALE One- third, and as much m6Ha
inc purchaser may elect, cash on the day o. A!e
Inc balance In two equal !nstallmcnn PAYABLE IL
one and two years from the day OF sale With ines.
cat from that date the purchaser TO give his no.n
LOT the deferred payments and secure the MneW
deeu Of trust upon the property and inSniaHs9
policies upon the buildings to The sa!lStacpoa@
tho trustee. t.Efs,fls ~ tSsl go
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
is shall convey only the title vested III nc BY SAG
'5ES92 y, 81 t.,4,s " p I}{|RBARD Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
TIE GARFIELD FAMILY. S

Miss Moiiie and Her Sixter-The Cleveland
EGG md Mentor Properties,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTH WARD
2 ppnpRpTS slTH' rH# ~ ri.

- i3H.lT7- ". T. HUBBNIVI l7uht,Is,
y W. H. HALLEI, Aucttopeer lylS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT,
FOR SALE.

No. ls2 North Front street. s ,oomed bo,,s
ground 20 by f35 feet Price, gl,lbo. A'u'es
y Four Lots west side Of South Penn street s,sc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
LIGHT AND AIRY.
-. General Passenger Agents Lamen,

~. General Passenger Agents Lament
Incvas when was stern and proud
And Rhcn my air was naughty,
Whom all my views spoke aloud
In words severe or naughty
.. na- when men before me cringed
I.. Thought has power O. gravel,
If.u m, Rhim their fortune hinged.
I. .fal 80 home OF travel
t. solemn Thought twas hut ~ late
.Iat .lnr mru seemed asscs,
...s tnr nrh.fer ~ fate
controlled the passes.
walked with mc. and talked with me,
... t.li me au their stories
....s uosF. ] seldom srr.
..ur rLmmcring arr nay gloriesi
HH Iuls are lost attorneys come,
M Nr.lt b. Oiled with law dust.
h.Ie world has au aspect glum.
i.I PES stuffed with saw dust.
I.. I.f nYa what I used 60 bee.
...arl is 100 my portal.
lut a usu of low degree.
tN.g common mortal
Chicago Tribune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16

Im.lca little extra dust yesterday, Oh
snel smdlug.
-li.n iid you doitr asked McSwilhgen
~ safe got ne 90 beat the carpets -
ii.ahurs Chronicle Telegraph.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16

,.1 tat BOB Dc the girls are an pie,
i.4t iu 60 uo g.ri weafs pr,
H -rs down m SD remind you ~ IA.
N.. ..uf'si ODD ky Wlu surely De- iy.,
fIi.- lu O no lover goes no.,
N .rs .u NO all love men like TO-
An. a l.f. boz Sch. vail hiss u you aeb.
T.sInrre
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
Truths

iul many man Of mild and placid mien
"Arn apgerel viii, like Others, rage and tear;
u. MANY q Glove cOncesds what drank betweea
Tie scts, U.s. many ladies ART AVIAN.
Boston OVurLer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
w, Talaine 10 Tho Ou,er yellow.

l' shorty, said q gamn looking at a
about avo feet two u froutof The 81
D.lo building yesterday
..t cali me Shorty sou little oue. an
.....i t.' man ~ low stature. m you do III
.lr jacket
lat1cr name ShortyC replied the kid.
.. ant Shorty sad tho man.
In DOME answer au' go mad when some
..s Shorty 81 SER uumo oiut Shorty.
..Hu io shorty If yor amt the man
Htu tcr Whit, the matter wild yerr
.. tHuu-,ter- Omaha World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
IOHN L. DOHERTY,
So EAST MAIN STREET.
Always on hand

AS FINE a STOCK OF GOODS
as can be found at any Merchant Tailoring
establishment in the country, and will DC made
and trimmed IN the best manner. Thirty years
experience as n leading cutter ought to guar
antee entire satisfaction. and will Ia sold AT d
very moderate profit. Janl1ly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
NJ STEMS PIONEER
W. MEAT MARKET

Keeps always on hand full supply Of fresh
meats of all kinds. Call and see us at
lunar suly. 1915 Hull ST., Name hester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
F0URQUREAN, PRICE & co.
42s East Broad Street and 2O6 North Fifth Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
OUR SRNG SUMMER STOCK UNSURPASSED FRESHNESS
ELEGANCE or STYLE. EXCELLENCE Of QUALTTK
md REASOBABLENESS ~ Prices

b O star
q be-
s W 8i y iyel boo larger pc
lscwhc aul W bon % fresh %
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
Silks, VELVETs, AND PLUsHEs.

u
by lines of
Mo irc France Fla assoc # n be-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16

DOR SALE.


RICHMOND. Va. May 18th. lso7
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW Me
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY
is hereby called 10 take place at the Office OF
Johnston, Williams BOulware, No. llOi East
Main street. Richmond. Va. on SAII hDAl,
THE 18TH or JUNE. az II o'clock H.. by order
of James NJ. Carter, President; Charles l..
Williams, Secretary.
imay 2s-tjuls
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
NTANNING'S RESTAURANT,
Cor Eleventh and Bank SIS.
SET DINNER FROM TO 3 Pm.

WINE ROOM ATTACHED.
de2 ISL
IMURPHYs new EURoPEAN
Centrally located ON luc of street cars me-"
and handsomely furnished throughout rooms
heated hy steam AND connected hy electric
bells. every comfort. convenience. and luxury
the cuisine NOT cxcclcd hy any other house ir
the country. large. handsome. and convenient
Us arranged rooms for commercial travellers
OuIt One square from each the Theatre ana
Mozart Academy OF Music. private dining
banquet haN. with % seating capacity OF ~
Societies and others wishing to give hanquci-
viii please give mc ID eau.
JOHN MURPHY, Proprietor
Broad street, corner 0i Eighth,
mnlGl y Richmond, Va.
NJ d. MAJOR
SAMPLE ROOM.
no. m5 DASH suuIr.
ChoIo, Wines Liquors. aud Cigars. 2 jaa7 u
NTONOGRAM SALOON.
W.E.kENDWCK. rHormrron.
MOB South Twelfth street,
osncump.' old sandJ
WMODELLEp AND HANDSOMELY RE
FITTED.
Free Lunch from D ann. to3 pm. M lyr
MERCHANTS RESTAURANT
VI mG Main street. neat o. Dispatch Oncc.
ENENsEN, Proprietor
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.


slcergs )th and I Towels Large npte lr Import
and Plain hI beautiful patterns
MAIL DEPARTMENT
car c made 10 N o Sd
NR. f q arl s. Go.
tiar'c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
Women vs., Tobacco.

T. W. II. In Harper's Bazaar.
One of the most curious forms OF the exclu.
sion OF women in the interest of tobacco In In
the case OF clubs Of artists, who find, or claim,
that their pictures do not sell 20 well on the
opening night unless the attendance il wholly
masculine In tie early days Of the New York
Water Color society 1t is said that the expert
ment was tried Of inviting on the "Artists'
Night" all artists whose pictures were hung;
but 1t was found that either the patrons must
be requested not to smoke-in which case they
would stay awsy-or else, II smoking were
allowed, the newspapers were straightway
filled with complaints from ladieA As . re-
suit 1t has been thought best to exclude on
this occasion even those ladies' whose pic
lures are TO be- sold, and to admit them, BY
way OF compensation, on "Buyers' Day."
when other artists are excluded. Thus by
what seems In their case curious misnomer,
they are kept out on 4" Artists' Day" on &C.
count Of the buyers, and admitted on 4" Buv.
ers' Day." although they are srtistA 1t IL
not for me to dispute the wisdom Of this
measure a. business transaction, or to say
for these ladies how far their increased sales
console them fer the exclusion. But 1t GER
tAinly does not say much for the refinement
OF our manners il the classes who are wealthy
enough to buy pictures cannot submit for
this purpose to that exclusion OF smoking
which prevails In every wellregulated pic.
ture gallery.
Other cares of the collision between women
and tobacco have occurred where school SUI.
frage, 80 called, has been extended to women,
and has been soon followed, - in Massachu.
sets, by law forbiddiug smoking at voting
places Here the ladies have carried the day,
the miscellaneous public being, 1t seems,
more courteous than the select few who buy
pictures In large cities / have been assured
by wardans and precinct clerks shat tho
change has been to them . great blessing
that II IL now far easier to keep order and TO
make true return OF voteA On our railway
trains, curiously enough, the same difference
is seen-the many are far more willing than
the few to subordinate their tobacco to the
feminine demand. The roughest man read.
lily submits with q courtesy that seems amax.
ing when one II fresh from England or Ger.
many, to transfer himself to the smoking car
with his pipa But the demand OF the more
exclusive has gradually evolved . small
smoking room at the end Of the palace cars,
and this is, on some lines, practically lett
open into the main car ; 20 that on these lines
the more money lady pays the more likely
she is to be annoyed by smoking. ON The
whole, the contest between an and to-
bscco must be described ss being still an un.
certain adair, with the odds, In Europe, In
favor OF the tobacco, and in America In favor
OF the woman. 1t 10 really - interesting .
conundrum In Its way - that Of The Lady
or the Tiger"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
Whst One Wise Head aas Done Tow Ard Lei
sening the Woes of Lonely Man.


sening the Woes OF Lonely Man.
From the New York 7un.
Bureau OF mending" Is the sign on the
door OF big rear room In one OF the business
blocks In Fourteenth street. near Fifth ave.
nue.. A reporter found inside the room sey.
erai women running sewing machines and
others stitching with all their might at arti.
cies OF clothing that lay In their lapa Bun.
dies wrapped In newspapers with orders
pinned to them were piled on long table.
"We think we are filling long. felt want"
said the mansger, busy.sppesring man.
Persons living In boarding houses spd no.
tells have long experienced the incon yeniepce
OF either having to do their own mending,
Tor which they have neither facilities nor M,
necessary practical knowledge, or TO be
obliged 10 throw away articles OF clothing be
fore they are really worn out The buress,
OF mending has been organized TO do the
mendtng OF such persons st prices reasonable
enough TO make it worth their while to nave
1t done.
"By the employment OF large CORDS O,
skilled operators We are prepared 10 40 ali
kinds OF repairs exPeditiously and tho.
roughly. Our messengers will be sent Jor
articles to be repaired anywhere within the
city limits on notification by postal caro-.
"Socks darned Tor cents pair" said the
manager, taking up his price list shirts
ie6osomod for 80 cents apiece new collar
osnos, ~ cents apiece new wrist bands, s
cents each gloves mended ct 8 cents q pair
napkins, cents each sheets or pillow
cases hemmed, 10 cents each. All Kinda of
pricea" Az"
:" ! believe" said the manager. " that ,h,s
business 10 original with ma / have Istfsrs
''''" 's'ae'o'S ca''ing me their benefactor."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
The Burglars Pistol.


At the funeral Of Lyman 8. Weeks, whose
murder by burglar In Brooklyn last week
has aroused 80 much public interest and In.
dignatioD, the Rev. W. J. Bridges Weeks,
the officiating minister, In reported q saying ;
at is wrong to expose ones self to the
burglars pistol ! know 1t Is q conn mon
action done under the inspiration OF bravery
TO act the part OF . defender. II fair contest
were expected 1t might be considered, but
the odds are always tremendous against the
householder. 1t Is therefore Q sscrifice OF
lifa Husbands, fathers, and brothers should
draw lesson from this mournful event, and
think Of the responsibilities when called In .
criticise the dead without knowing his pur.
pose. but In such an unequal contest therr
could be no doubt that discretion II the bettoe
part OF vaior. II were far better that the
burglar should take all our possessions than
the life OF Q beloved one.''
The clergymsn's remark was Of course
well meant but about its umeliness, and
even its truth, 1t IL impossible not to doubt
Mr. Weeks died In defense OF his household.
IL would have been safe TO stay up stairs and
He was brave man, but he undoubtedly
acte1 rom instinct aud not from any thought
o. wnsl would be expected from him under
s.en circumstancsA Regrettabls - 10 bis
died aoins y h,s hcs ds letter that he should have
snan that he should have stayed no sfairs
Sne ne waited He did not think of the cbsnoea
sSs,nst him ms''er OF iact were they much
nrst class professional never when hs c.n
nell u Mr.. Weeks IVES an athletic man
ana IN any struggle on equal terms hsd
snsl III .esson 70 ieas: The clergyman calls
tne contest unequal. but Ia reality the fst"i
snos Wa chance that might not OCCUR sGSin
ut " better that the burglar should taha
az our posses.ions than the life OF beloved
acted upon. soclsty would be lsr9ely q ths
mercy OF burglars. for there osn never b
egough poiicsmen 70 protect citissns Who
Vii not protect themsslvss In cass Of ned.
nom sne poans Of domestic Affection, the q.
barela.e may scem unWtse end un1ostunsta
~ = = Psceahly g! the general Good e
~ - =: 3 : &: :s's|S =. & H.:s ~ s.S -; :
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
THE sANDM

nc peeps IN through the keJ eJhols,
And he bobs up ut the pane,
When scarlet hrelight dances
On wall and foor again.
Hush here he comes-the sandman.
With his dream cap he Is crowned.
And grains OF sleep he scatters,
Going round and round ana round
While the little ones are noddinx. going roura
He whispers Quaintest fancies;
With tiny siiken thread.
He sews up silken eyelids
That ought to be in bed
Each wee head mods acquaintance.
Hes known wherever found;
All stay.up-lates he catches.
Going round sud round
With pack OF dreams forever going round.
zee two eyes the brightest;
But Ill not tell whose they are
They shut up like lily
That saaoman can't be fAs!
bomsoody grows % quiet
Who eoanos without souuds
~ tee0s oaeo noge 20 lsuanland.
o4pG 1oln4en1 Eoano "a rounai
- eosee-eaoa1ee - an1nsn, eo1ss rosnA.
@sx 4: * III & .sai Z. s RNcI0o ehao6V.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
IN cn ACT

Fresa ssrasa - Rev. isaiah Wibsy.
For tho lNrniLiapScRa.
De autumn he'd . message dat NO all sometime
mus' die,
DE spring .time-it am slow a-comin' but will
sit heiA by.an.by.
DE spring time brings . message tellin' us to
live,
No, upon q oruddsrs labor. bu, ON what our
wofkIl give
An do spring. time teaches furier, Of we're
good, an try
To make life better. autumn needn't teach us
how to die.
We mus plant dc eeed an tend IL trustin' Gods
way A'lus bcs,
An de garner viii DO full up when Do winter
brings us res
Desc am movin times. my brudders. an dc
tunes to pay yo'r bills-
Keepin' out oh debts sure way oh keepin' out
oh many Ills.
An, remember. all yo've got here am but lent
20 frum de Lord.
DO, don't fail 70 pay His intrcs sf yo's Twin BY
HTS word
Dontyo' 20 an try to cheat Gin. satin's Joy am
stingy hearts,
Bring along yo'r intres'. brudders-l'm His
treasre TO desc parts
-WNn r MeSporraw.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

uoe properly 10 bs regarded - - uAnecee.
sasy oxpnurA II men were geoerally 70
aCs upon the lineo lad down BY th0 Rev. M.
Bridges, burglass would carry on their Opof.
alious with much more safeey and euoco0
than at present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26

l have been very sick over two Years. They
skillful ply sicians, but they did not not reach
the worse part. The lungs and heart would Ill
up every night ana distress me, ana my thrOa,
vas very bad. told my children should nevel
die IN peace TIL had tried Hop Bitters. When
much indeed. when had taken two more bot
ties I was well. There WAS . lot Of sick folk
here who have seen how they cured me, ant
they used them and we're cured and feel q
thank full ~ l do that there u 80 valuable medi
GIss JULIA g. CUSHING.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
vOUR LAST CHANCE!
Il $500 RBWARD!

VOUR LAST CHANCE!
l. $500 RBWABD!
ONE MORE PUBLIC SALE,
MONDAY. APRlL llth. 1857, at 10 !. IN. and
9n m.
This Will be tho greatest OF all 0al0o. gr0stes
in number OF vehicles and In anen0os Of nnish. !.
Look at this list: II Extra Fine Full Leather
Top BuGgtee. % Extra Fine Leather Quarter
1uggies, Is Extra Fine Rubber Top BugRies, Is
Stationary ana Jump seats Two ana Three
spring ha.tst wason.. H1trs Business
Top; 1eCaii Wsson.s Painted or 81 Natural
Sps:ss.tsd Two .ad Three: spring s!sndiss Top
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declare that the work SOLD At our sales was not
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